As we know that there is a sentiments of only the film celecraties , BUt Indeed, even political leaders have sentiments.. a few constituencies have sentiments and there are a few opinions which get the consideration of everyone. Regardless of whether you trust sentiments or not, there is a solid opinion encompassing Shirahatti constituency in Karnataka General elections . What’s so special about Shirahatti? Give us a chance to observe it.
The political party which wins the seat of Shirahatti will in the long run frame the government in the state and the custom is continuing throughout the previous 46 years. Indeed, you read it effectively … 46 years! It has been proceeding from 1972.
Obviously, every one of the eyes are on Shirahatti result now. Shirahatti constituency is in North-West Karnataka. Give us a chance to see the hopefuls won in the elections and paty’s shaped the governement from 1972.
1972 – Vadirajacharya(Congress), Congress party framed the administration under Devraj Urs initiative.
1978-Congress applicant has won, Devraj Urs wound up boss clergyman for the second time.
1983 – Upanal Gulappa Fakeerappa(Independent), he bolstered Janata Party and the gathering framed the administration under the authority of Ramakrishna Hegde.
1985 – Janata Party hopeful won the seat and a similar gathering framed the administration Rama Krishna Hegde moved toward becoming CM for the second term.
1989 – Congress competitor won and framed the administration. Veerendra Patil progressed toward becoming CM.
1994 – Janata Dal pioneer Mahanta Shettar won the seat, Janata Dal Party boss HD Deve Gowda progressed toward becoming CM.
1999 – Congress won the seat and shaped the administration under the authority of SM Krishna.
2004 – Congress won the seat however they didn’t get the larger part. They have framed the legislature with the help of JD(S).
2009 – BJP won the seat and framed the administration with their own particular lion’s share. BS Yeddyurappa progressed toward becoming CM.
2013 – Congress won the seat and framed the administration under the initiative of Siddaramaiah.
It is intriguing to see whether the sentiment will rehash in 2018 General elections or not.